Smartphone makers reveal perilous product dependence
Larry Walsh suggests that the commoditising smartphone market holds a warning for the channel
All good things must come to an end, and it's happening in the smartphone segment. In the last two weeks, major smartphone makers including Samsung, HTC, BlackBerry and Nokia-Siemens Networks reported...
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